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British Medical Association’s ( BMA ) junior doctors committee has recommended an offer that includes a backdated pay rise of 4.05 per cent for 2023-24 , on top of an existing increase of between 8.8 per cent and 10.3 per cent .
Junior doctors will be given a further 6 per cent pay rise for 2024-25 , which will be topped up by a consolidated 1,000 payment.
Total package is expected to cost about 1 billion as government seeks to bring an end to industrial action.
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